This 4DK wooden house, constructed in 2001, is situated in Akishima City, Tokyo. It offers a functional living arrangement with a building footprint of 86.7 square meters and a generous land area of 109.3 square meters. The residence includes one bathroom and is built with traditional wooden construction, a common and reliable method in Japan, ensuring structural integrity and a comfortable indoor climate. The layout is designed to provide separate and practical spaces for daily living, dining, and sleeping. Located within Akishima City's designated First-Class Low-Rise Residential Zone, the property benefits from strict zoning regulations that maintain a peaceful and consistent neighborhood character, free from high-rise buildings or extensive commercial developments. Akishima City is well-regarded for its harmonious blend of natural green spaces and convenient urban amenities, making it a highly attractive and livable area within the Tokyo metropolitan region. Its access to local transport networks, schools, and daily necessities contributes significantly to a practical and enjoyable lifestyle in a well-established and tranquil community.

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